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I agree. I thought pot wasn't supposed to be so addictive that users had the same withdrawal they get from nicotine. I was at a reunion picnic on Labor Day and

I agree. I thought pot wasn't supposed to be so addictive that users had the same withdrawal they get from nicotine. I was at a reunion picnic on Labor Day and people in another group had to take a break to go down to their cars to get high. It was a breezy day so our group was swamped with the skunk smell of today's pot. Additionally, I was at an amusement park last year and they have certain areas set aside for smoking. They are little alcoves off the normal walking paths and behind some bushes and trellis. Every time we went past one, all you could smell was skunk. I think we are starting to get into second hand smoke kind of issues. I could care less if people want to get high, I just don't get the need to be constantly high in public.

solitus 5y ago
"had to take a break" more like: "wanted to get high on a nice day out"
fedreserved 5y ago
Technically they could be smoking hemp. The nature of probable cause is changing due to hemp being fully legal nationwide. If police officers can't be sure it's marijuana, how can you.drug dogs no longer hit for marijuana due to hemps legality, don't want to taint there use for other drugs. They can't tell the difference between 0.3 THC (hemps legality). We cannot smell the THC, only the terpenes (aromatic smell compounds). There's a wide variety of terpenes, garlic , blueberry, strawberry, skunk, are a variety of the smell combinations that Are possible, it really is limitless. These smell combinations are possible on hemp, and marijuana, only a lab can tell the difference.
ranma4703 5y ago
You don't get the same withdrawal, and your anecdotes do not indicate that it causes any kind of withdrawal, just that some people find nature/amusement parks more enjoyable stoned.